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Duke of Edinburgh visits Kabojja International School

In a momentous event for the Duke of Edinburgh International Award Programme, His Royal Highness, Prince Edward, the Duke of Edinburgh, graced Kabojja International School with his presence on Tuesday, March 19.

The Duke's visit underscored the invaluable impact of the Duke of Edinburgh International Award Programme, which has been empowering young people worldwide for decades.

The school, an active participant in the renowned award scheme, welcomed the Duke with open arms, marking a significant milestone in the institution's commitment to youth development and global citizenship.

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The Duke's visit underscored the invaluable impact of the Duke of Edinburgh International Award Programme, which has been empowering young people worldwide for decades.

As a patron of the program, His Royal Highness has long championed its mission to equip young individuals with essential life skills, encourage personal development, and foster a spirit of community service.

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During his visit, the Duke engaged with students who are actively involved in the Award Programme, interacting with them, and learning about their experiences firsthand.

His Royal Highness listened attentively as participants shared their journeys, challenges overcome, and aspirations nurtured through their involvement in the program's various activities encompassing service, skills, physical recreation, and adventurous journeys.

He also listened into the youth dialogue on sustainable development goals among them Quality Education and Gender Equality, Decent Work and Economic Growth & Climate Change and Cultural/Heritage

The Duke's presence served as both an inspiration and a testament to the transformative power of the Award Programme. His unwavering dedication to youth development resonated deeply with the students, faculty, and staff present, reaffirming their commitment to nurturing the next generation of leaders, innovators, and global citizens.

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Furthermore, the Duke's visit highlighted the vital role of schools like Kabojja International School in facilitating the Award Programme's objectives. By providing a supportive environment for participants to undertake challenges, discover their passions, and make meaningful contributions to their communities, schools play a pivotal role in shaping well-rounded individuals prepared to tackle the complexities of the modern world.

As the Duke of Edinburgh interacted with students, he imparted words of wisdom, encouragement, and praise, instilling a sense of pride and accomplishment in their achievements thus far. His Royal Highness's visit served as a poignant reminder of the program's ethos: to challenge, inspire, and empower young people to reach their fullest potential and make a positive difference in the world.

In conclusion, the Duke of Edinburgh's visit Kabojja International School for the Duke of Edinburgh International Award Programme was a moment of great significance and celebration.

It reaffirmed the enduring legacy of the program and its profound impact on youth development, while also highlighting the crucial role of schools in nurturing the leaders of tomorrow. As participants continue their journeys with renewed enthusiasm and determination, they carry with them the invaluable lessons and inspiration garnered from this historic occasion.

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